Xianyang, a prefecture-level city in Shaanxi Province that served as the capital of the Qin Dynasty.

vegetables or fruits preserved in salt or soy sauce; pickles

fish that has been cured or preserved with salt

the reign period (1851-1861) of the Qing Emperor Wenzong

salt-cured meat; bacon

saltwater; brine; water containing salt

A prefecture-level city in [[湖北|湖北|hu2 bei3]] Province.

salty taste or flavor

Xianyang, a prefecture-level city in [[陕西省|陝西省|shan3 xi1 sheng3]] province

The flavors of being salty and being unsalted

(set phrase) suitable for both the old and the young; appropriate for all age groups

Xianning, a prefecture-level city in [[湖北省|湖北省|hu2 bei3 sheng3]] province

Hamhung, a city in North Korea

A lake containing a high concentration of dissolved salts and other minerals.

egg preserved by soaking in brine or coating with salted clay

Large landlocked lake in Central Asia, located between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan; also called the [[阿拉海|阿拉海|a1 la1 hai3]]

to be suitable or appropriate for all people and all situations; fit for all

Xian'an district of [[咸宁市|咸寧市|xian2 ning2 shi4]] city in Hubei province

colloquial term for table salt

A Chinese four-stringed plucked instrument with a long neck and a round body; also called a [[阮|阮|ruan3]].

Xianfeng County in Enshi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Hubei

salty preserved duck egg, typically prepared by soaking eggs in brine; also called [[咸蛋|鹹蛋|xian2 dan4]]

Hamhung city in North Korea

A mythical shaman and physician mentioned in historical texts as an advisor or official during the eras of the Yellow Emperor, Emperor Yao, or King Tai Wu of the Shang dynasty.

fish that live in the sea or other saltwater environments

The famous bridge in Xianyang, Shaanxi Province, which served as a vital crossing over the Wei River during the Qin and Han dynasties.

everyone participates in reforms; to replace the old with the new and start afresh

A lake with high salt content; often used as an abbreviation for [[咸水湖|鹹水湖|xian2 shui3 hu2]].

tasting pleasantly salty; slightly salty

a lake formed where seawater and freshwater mix, typically found near coastlines; brackish-water lake

tasting slightly salty; having a hint of saltiness

tasting slightly salty; a bit salty

a type of salty bagel-like bread roll or biscuit, typically topped with sesame seeds and associated with the cuisine of Fujian province

(dialect) a prostitute who services foreigners, particularly associated with pre-revolutionary Shanghai or Guangdong; originally a loanword from English "handsome maid" meaning a beautiful maidservant.

tasty and slightly salty in flavor

salty and puckery or acerbic in taste; salty and bitter

(topo.) salty and wet; damp and salty

soil or land that contains high levels of salt; salty marshland

the act of groping or sexually harassing someone in public; also used to refer to a person who does such acts

Taiwan-style fried popcorn chicken; pieces of chicken breast are marinated, coated in flour, and deep-fried until golden, often seasoned with pepper or chili powder

Former province of Joseon-era Korea, now divided into North Hamgyong [[咸镜北道|咸鏡北道|xian2 jing4 bei3 dao4]] and South Hamgyong [[咸镜南道|咸鏡南道|xian2 jing4 nan2 dao4]] in North Korea

Province in the northeast of North Korea; its capital is Chongjin ([[清津市|清津市|qing1 jin1 shi4]])

A province of eastern North Korea

Hamgyong Province of the Joseon dynasty in Korea; it is now divided into [[咸镜北道|咸鏡北道|xian2 jing4 bei3 dao4]] and [[咸镜南道|咸鏡南道|xian2 jing4 nan2 dao4]] in North Korea.

Literally "a salted fish turns over"; used to describe someone or something previously overlooked or hopeless that suddenly gets a lucky break and rises in status.